The best place to be

Заповядайте в първият суши бар в град Ахтопол и региона ! Добре дошли сте да се потопите в света на Азиатските вкусове , придружени със страхотна обстановка и свежа музика !

Колкото малко, толкова и уютно! Фреш Бар "Шареното” ще добави цветният нюанс в сивото Ви ежедневие!

На брега на морето, с чаша коктейл в ръка. Какво повече му трябва на човек. А е само на 10 минути!

Плажът на Варвара e малък и див... Той те очаква, за да те омагьоса. Варвара се намира между Царево и Ахтопол, на около 70 км южно от Бургас.

Място със своя атмосфера, по-различен от всички други барове по морето, бар "Кораба" се е настанил на северния бряг на Синеморец и без съмнение в спомените на всички, които са попадали там.

Заредени с много любов към морето и малките обикновени неща, създадохме това непретенциозно място, за да погледнете на света от слънчевата му страна.Снек-бар "Butterfly" е разположен на Централния плаж "Бутамята" в с.Синеморец.Предлага голямо разнообразие от вкусни коктейли и освежаващи напитки за всички, наслаждаващи се на слънчевите бани

Agatopol Fortress

Built by Thracians, Greeks, Romans, later Bulgarians and Byzantines. It rose on a high rocky peninsula, and the fortress wall, described by many travelers, surrounded the city and separated it from the mainland. The remains of the fortress in this place are impressive and in some parts reach a height of 3-4 m. Although compared to the ground, the line of the fortress wall can be traced along the entire coastline of the peninsula.

The old town

Like other ancient Black Sea cities from the IV-VI century BC, Ahtopol was famous for its narrow cobbled streets and beautiful multi-storey rich houses, mostly stone, with rooms for fishing and agricultural equipment, wine barrels and salt fish, with small windows and an upper living floor, built of brick and lined with planks on the outside. Today there is only one such house left, which survived the last fire, which Ahtopol residents venerate as a symbol of the city.

The Greek school

At the beginning of the XX century, with money from donations of the organization "Sons of Agathopolis" - Greek emigrants from America, designed by Greek architects, by Bulgarian masters, the Greek school in the city was built. With a thickness of 0.6 m, lined at the corners of the walls, windows, portal and roof frieze with red bricks, brought with gems specially from Marseilles, it was intended for a six-grade school and for meetings. The walls of the six classrooms are wooden, which allows them to be easily dismantled and converted into a large hall, with a podium and a grandstand at the bottom. It is currently declared a cultural monument.

The church "St. Ascension of the Lord ”

It was built in 1796, located in the northeastern part of the peninsula, near the beach and the Greek school, is a low, modest building measuring 17x7 m, built of crushed stone, plastered with mortar. Digged into the ground up to 50 cm, with a four-pitched roof, typical of Strandzha houses, a wide apse, vaulted above and an interesting iconography with the inscription "Virgin of the sky with the baby", located in a round medallion.

Chapel - "St. Constantine and Helena"

The chapel "St. St. Constantine and Helena ”is located about 2 km southwest of the town of Ahtopol, on the northern slope of a hill from Strandzha mountain. It is located in a century-old oak forest near the old and most direct road to the village of Brodilovo. This chapel is one of the few preserved and restored from the once revered in the city area about 40 holy places. After being neglected for many years, it was restored to its present form in 1972, thanks to the great merit of Ahtopolets Pnayot Demirev.

Archaeological Museum in Ahtopol

The Archaeological Museum in Ahtopol preserves valuable finds from the centuries-old history of the city: - stone anchors of various shapes and sizes - lead sticks - ceramics from about 3500 BC. - coins - bronze cannons and weapons from the XVIII century - fragments from Carthage (North African coast) of red lacquered tableware - silver treasure of jewelry with gilding from the XVII century, - richly inlaid phials with plant and animal ornaments - beautiful earrings, exquisitely decorated with figures of an eagle - oriental / late medieval / pottery from the XV-XVII century and the greatest discovery - a small stone ax from the Neolithic (late stone age, around 5000 BC), and many other archaeological objects.